Storm Debris Collection Update: August 20
Our crews are making great progress regarding storm debris collection efforts. You can make this an easier process by making sure your storm debris is separated into the proper piles and placing it in the correct location.
Despite the excessive heat, crews will be out in each zone today, picking up debris. Please be patient as we continue these efforts.
Here’s the latest storm debris collection information as of August 20:
DEBRIS COLLECTION EFFORTS
Debris collection will be dedicated to all zones, with an emphasis on:
Zone 1:
- Raccoon Drive
- Whispering Pines
- Highway 146 corridor
Zone 2: (Second Pass)
Zone 3:
Zone 4: (Second Pass)
*The information above represents the most accurate details provided by the contractor.
TOTALS SO FAR
Since the debris collection process started, 2,873 loads of debris have been collected, totaling 142,541 cubic yards. These numbers will change every Monday.
Debris will be collected multiple times in each zone.
KEEP IT SEPARATED
It’s important for your debris to be separated and in the appropriate piles. This is necessary for debris collection efforts.
GREEN CENTER OPEN
Don’t forget that the Green Center is another option to drop off storm debris. The facility accepts household debris, tree limbs and brush, electronic waste, and recyclable materials. It is open seven days a week from 8am-6pm and fees have been temporarily waived.
For more information on accepted items and required documents, visit baytown.org/1227.
DISASTER RECOVERY CENTER OPEN
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Small Business Administration (SBA) have established a Disaster Recovery Center at the Baytown Community Center. It is open Monday-Saturday from 8am-6pm.
For more information and updates, visit baytown.org/1404.